The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-11-26
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4 Grand festival will be given by a
committee of ladies and gentlemen on
mouday night November % at Sturte.
wants hall.
tn Central Republican club will hold their
regular meeting on Wednesday evening next
A. odd Fellows hall, Harris street at O'clock
A grand festival and cone TT will be
given bv the stewards of Asbury NJ. e.
church on Tuesday night Nov. %, at
Odd Fellows hall, Duffy street.
The United Sisters Of Brysn will give
grand festival on Monday night November
S8, at Chatham hall for the benefit Of the
Ert Bryan Baptist church. Rev. Houston
pastor.
Our citizens should be aware Of the
facts that to vote at the next election
you must pay your poll tax. The Office
for collection of the same is now open.
Judge P NJ. Russell, Jr, was very Jealous
Nnd conspicuous at the race course on
Thanksgiving Day in advocating the claims
Of Mr. Carr far clerk of the Superior Court
The Judge is a great hustler in election
eering matters.
A grand entertainment will be given
by the Workingmen's Enterprising As
ISOLATION hall on Monday night Decem
Der 5. at Odd Fellows temple, Harris
street.
Rev. JnO. J. Andrew, pastor of st.
Steph"n Episcopal church and fam
iIy arrived from the North on Fri
day last.
Go to Crane for W atches. Clocks and jewel
ry ofall kinds, sold at bottom prices
The Acme Dramatic Company will
reproduce their late success Messnates
q sensational drama in 3 acts with new
and gorgeous scenery at the Theatre
on Monday night December 5.
Bribe Wolber an escaped convict from
the peniteUtisry was caught on Tuesday
and is now in jail awaiting 20 be taken
back to the stOckade.
A meeting was held by several
prominent young gentlemen of this
city, on Thursday last. The object
was to take steps to organize Lit
erary Association.
Mrs. Selma Flourinov and Mrs.
Maria Fleming, arrived from Tam
pa on Thursday last, where they
have been serving as nurses for the
sick.
Have you paid your subscription
for the tribune? IF not, call at
once to the office N. E. cor. Market
Square, and settle.
The ST Benedict's Benevolent society
celebrated their 18th anniversary on
Monday evening last at the residence Of
John B Savage. Esq on Harris street
After the usual routine of business, the
members sat down to bountiful repast
which was enjoyed by all present.
Mems brand new watches at 20 rs ard up
splendid time-keepers, fully warranted at J
Cranes.
A little thanksgiving row occurred on
Thursday night between two colored
women and a man in which the man
james Demere WIS carved with pen
knife 10 the hands OF one of the beige.
rent women. The wound though pain.
full is NOS serious
colored man by the name of Fred
Turner who halls from Augusta was
killed on Tuesday last by falling
through the hatchway Of the steamship
City of Macon on which he was work
ing at the time of the accident.
Alas! when luck strikes = fellow,
It's either up or down the hill of life.
Miss Victoria, daughter of Bishop
H. M. Turner, and Mr.. Cornelius
King of Little Rock, Ark, will be
married on the I4th. prox, at Atlanta.
Old folks fair and holiday fun, at
Sturtevant's Hall, Liberty st. near
West Broad on Wednesday Nov 80.
1t is for the benefit of St. Philips
church Choir. Tickets, 10 cents.
The sermon delivered by DR.. Gaines
at st, Phillips church on last Sunday
evening was an able, production and
was attentively listened to by the large
congregation present The text vas
taken from the Is chapter of ST. Luke,
list verse: "And He spake a parable
unto them to this end, that men ought
always to pray, and not faint. The DR.,
is fluent aud eloquent preacher and
he manner and way in which he han
dies his subject brands him as a pulpit
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